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GitLab

The GitLab connector brings groups, projects, merge requests, issues, commits, and notes into the graph. It stays current through a webhook.

Entities

Entity	Represents	Key fields
`gitlab_group`	A group	`full_path`, `name`, `visibility`
`gitlab_project`	A project	`full_path`, `name`, `description`
`gitlab_user`	A person	`username` (id), `name`, `email`
`gitlab_commit`	A commit	`sha` (id), `message`, `authored_date`
`gitlab_merge_request`	A merge request (aliases MR, PR)	`mr_id`, `title`, `status`, `source_branch`
`gitlab_issue`	An issue (alias ticket)	`issue_id`, `title`, `status`
`gitlab_note`	A comment on an MR or issue	`body`, `created_at`

Relationships

Relation	Target
`in_group`	`gitlab_group`
`in_project`	`gitlab_project`
`authored_by`, `reviewed_by`, `assigned_to`	`gitlab_user`
`has_commit`	`gitlab_commit`
`has_note`	`gitlab_note`

Exposing for linking

GitLab exposes three entities so other sources can reference them:

gitlab_merge_request is recognized from !123, MR !123, or a merge request URL.
gitlab_issue is recognized from #123 or an issue URL.
gitlab_commit is recognized from a full or short commit SHA, or a commit URL.

See Cross-domain linking.

Connector framework: how a connector like this is defined.
Entities and Retrievers.